The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31
ANOTHER M,iF.
4 woman Leaves rive Weeks Bn 10y
Among Strangers.


Among Strangers.
About six o'clock on SATURDAY
evening young woman came to the
pipklD house on Eighth street and
expressed her purpose OF staying
there over night, saying her husband
had appointed that place to meet her
on the morrow when he would come
from Fort Worth and accompany her
to their home which WAS not for from
the city. She bad come she said from
Brownwocd that day on II hack driN-
en- by man by the name Of Jones
she had no baggage ana explained
that ID had been ,ctt AT u wagon ward
where the hack had stopped aud
would be sent to her She was made
welcome and room assigned her
She asked for room near the lady
Of the house. but this could not be
given her. She is DESCRIBED rs u lady
II pleasing and refined appearance
from twenty TO twenty-five years Of
age and WAS wei dressed. wearing u
brown cashmere dress ttimmed with
gold braid, a large and fin lace iichu
fastened with large gold pin, elegant
Kid gloves and other evidences OF
taste and refinement Her dress was
we'll madc and WAS the work of q
first class city drcssmGker. she
wore heavy gold ring on the
wedding firger and another heavy
fine ring. She did not eat supper and
soon retired TO her room She seemed
to adore her little baby, bright eyed
pretty child, nursed IT, talked and
COocd to ii and after she had retired
to her room WAS heard talking baby.
talk TO il calling it cher Charley boy"
her pretty baby or saying how happy
they would be tomorrow when papa
should come and take Them away,
and acting and tAlkiug ~ II mother
talks to M idoli2cd child. 1t might
have been acting on the wonsn's part
but 1t was so natural asto deceive the
folks at the house. Soon after she
had gone to her room All elderly man
with grey hair came to the house and
was clos stcd with the young woman.
lie said his name was Jones and the
Young woman wOs his daughter. lie
remained Il few minutes aud was over
heard to tell her that he would bring
hCr her satchcl that contained the
baby's clothes. About nine o'clok
that night she called little girl who
was playing iu the hail and had her
watch the child while she went out a
moment and went down stairs aud
out III the street. She has not been
seen since. The people ut the hotel iiud-
iug she did not rctdrn notified
the police and watch was kept on
the outgoing trains, the l2I5 and the
$50 q. III. tram Dul nothing was seen
OF her. Inquiries at the wagon yaids
show no hack arriving on saturday
no husband arrived on Sunday, 81
that there are only three conclusion,
~ to the fate of the young woman
| suicide, foul play or IA deliberate plaI
TO get rid OF u child. The little one
late at night was sent to the house o.
n family who had long been wanting
TO find "A baby and the lady of the fam
iy was inclined To keep il. Lister tn,
husband brought il back and the folk
of the hotel declined 20 receive II
Finally it was agreed TO take it to an
other family living on Third stree
who desired baby, and at l. o'clocl
ii was taken there AID taken in. Tn,
case is curious one and looks yer,
much like the old story of mans per
tidity and Woman's shame.